The Cleveland Cavaliers were in the zone Wednesday night as they entered the record books straight from long distance. Everyone wearing the home white was feeling it, leading to an all-time playoff high of 25 made threes.
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Noise from a jampacked Quicken Loans Arena made its way through thick walls and onto the rest of the NBA world as evidenced by these tweets from some popular names.
Here’s one from former NFL player and CBS analyst Deion Sanders.
If you're a @cavs fan tonight & sat close to their bench u may have a shot at getting in the game In the 4th quarter against the @ATLHawks
— Deion Sanders (@DeionSanders) May 5, 2016
ESPN’s Stephen A. Smith was also pumped up by the Cavs’ performance.
OMG! What an annihilation. Cavs are 20/29 from 3-pt range. Up by 40. #LORD!!!
— Stephen A Smith (@stephenasmith) May 5, 2016
Cleveland Browns cornerback Joe Haden was at the game, and really enjoyed it.
Cleveland meteorologist Mark Johnson did not need help from science to know what’s happening.
Scattered rain showers tonight. Raining 3's at the Q! #GoCavs
— Mark Johnson (@MarkJWeather) May 5, 2016
Skip Bayless tried to be classy about it at first, but couldn’t.
Congrats to the Cleveland Cavaliers for obliterating the all-time single-game 3-point record. Some night, gentlemen.
— Skip Bayless (@RealSkipBayless) May 5, 2016
It's almost over, Hawks. Just two more embarrassments until vacation.
— Skip Bayless (@RealSkipBayless) May 5, 2016
While rapper Common was simply brutal.
Somebody tell the Hawks the have a game tonight. @NBAonTNT @NBA
— COMMON (@common) May 5, 2016
Do they have to play the 4th Qtr or can they stop the fight like in boxing? @NBAonTNT @nba #WheresMillsLane
— COMMON (@common) May 5, 2016
Being the true enforcer that he is, former Cavalier draftee and NBA great Charles Oakley defended the Cavs from Charles Barkley’s comments.
Charles Barkley ,you better stop talking s*** about Cleveland you was never tough you hide behind TNT
— Charles Oakley (@CharlesOakley34) May 5, 2016
Magic Johnson speaks.
The Atlanta Hawks stood around and watched the Cavs make 25 3s to set the NBA record.
— Earvin Magic Johnson (@MagicJohnson) May 5, 2016
It was indeed a dream night for everyone in Cleveland.